Photos Navies Of All Nations

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Trump-Class Battleship: Next-Generation Naval Power
A conceptual battleship with advanced missiles, integrated defenses, long-range strike capabilities, and cutting-edge sensors, designed for modern multi-domain operations.

Credit: NavalOutlook

 

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USN:
Virginia-class nuclear-powered guided missile cruiser USS Arkansas (CGN-41) during a 5" shoot. June 1, 1980.
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My precious *gollum*gollum*

 

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Destroyer Andrea Doria in Toulon

 

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USS JFK on sea trials.

 

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U.S. Navy Fletcher-Class Destroyers USS Miller ( DD-535 ) and USS Hunt ( DD-674 ) at Rotterdam / Netherlands / on 21 December 1961

 

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PCU JOHN F KENNEDY underway in Hampton Roads for SEA TRIALS ....

 

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Future USS John F. Kennedy (CVN 79) Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carrier leaving Newport News, Virginia for initial sea trials - January 28, 2026 SRC: X-@AirAssets

 

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SMS Scharnhorst and HMS Victory in the background.

 

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USN:

The Tacoma class were 96 frigates designed and built for the United States Navy in World War II, also used by the British (Colony class) and Soviet Navy under lend-lease, the storozhevoi korabl ("escort ships"). They also saw action in and the Korean War and were largely exported. Based on the British River class Frigate design to be built in civilian yards, they resluted in the Maritime Commission (MARCOM) S2-S2-AQ1 design approved for mass production in 1942, and classed at first as gunboats (PG) and then patrol frigates (PF) from 15 April 1943. All Tacoma-class in US service during World War II were manned by US Coast Guard crews in addition to teheir civilian construction, and they were transferred to the Coast Guard postwar, as well as exported to 13 countries, in service for several decades in the Cold War. Held in relative obscurity compared to escort destroyer design, they are an interesting WW2 frigate design, completely different from the purpose-designed ASW frigates built in the 1950s. But in the short allied frigate tree of WW2 they could be linked to the 1941 River class, and their own branches, the Loch and Bay class

 

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RN:
Lead light cruiser of her class HMS Tiger (C20) entering the Queen Alexandra Dock, Cardiff, Wales in October 1966. During this visit, crew members assisted in rescue operations following the Aberfan disaster on October 21st 1966. Tiger was shortly to placed in reserve before undergoing a major conversion.

 

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Australia:
Perth class (Charles F. Adams) destroyer HMAS Hobart (DDG39) is seen here leaving Sydney for Exercise KAKADU II off Darwin, after which she was to leave for yet another deployment in South East Asia. The deployment took her to Penang, Singapore, Kota Kinabalu, Subic Bay, Hong Kong, Inchon, and Yokusuka, before her return to Australia via Guam and New Zealand ports. March 1995

 

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USN:
Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Kearsarge (LHD-3) transits the Suez Canal, 2011

 

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USN:

The Tacoma class were 96 frigates designed and built for the United States Navy in World War II, also used by the British (Colony class) and Soviet Navy under lend-lease, the storozhevoi korabl ("escort ships"). They also saw action in and the Korean War and were largely exported. Based on the British River class Frigate design to be built in civilian yards, they resluted in the Maritime Commission (MARCOM) S2-S2-AQ1 design approved for mass production in 1942, and classed at first as gunboats (PG) and then patrol frigates (PF) from 15 April 1943. All Tacoma-class in US service during World War II were manned by US Coast Guard crews in addition to teheir civilian construction, and they were transferred to the Coast Guard postwar, as well as exported to 13 countries, in service for several decades in the Cold War. Held in relative obscurity compared to escort destroyer design, they are an interesting WW2 frigate design, completely different from the purpose-designed ASW frigates built in the 1950s. But in the short allied frigate tree of WW2 they could be linked to the 1941 River class, and their own branches, the Loch and Bay class

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Colombia had 3 of those ships, they were named Almirante Padilla (Grotón), Capitán Tono (Bisbee) and Almirante Brión (Burlington), they served with distinction throughout the Korean War and until 1968 in Colombian waters

 

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BRAZILIAN FRIGATE RADEMAKER ex BRITISH HMS BATTLEAXE TYPE 22

 

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RN:
King George V-class battleship HMS Anson of the Home Fleet Fleet undergoing sea trials in the North Sea on 22 June 1942 off Scapa Flow

 

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Former frigate Vasco da Gama leaving dry dock last saturday

 

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Italy
TRIESTE

 

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Polish Navy ORP Ślązak, Gdynia, Poland, February 2026

 

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HMS Tamar has conducted live gunnery training.

 

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The Turkish LPD TCG ANADOLU (L400) moored alongside the JUAN CARLOS I (L61) at the Rota Naval Base.

: Daniel Ferro